Restoring History: The Mumford Family's Legacy of Preservation

Restoration work on the T. Thomas Fortune house is underway in conjunction with the construction of 31 apartments behind it, showcasing the importance of preserving historical landmarks. Dr. Randy George, chairman of the Somerset County Historic Trust, joins Fran and Thomas “TJ” Mumford by the famed “Chase House” near the river, a symbol of their family's commitment to restoration. The Mumford family's dedication to preserving historical buildings is a testament to their passion for maintaining the legacy of their community.

An Avon Lake couple used detective work, entrusted the help of some craftsmen, and shelled out some cash to restore a model ship that is a treasured family heirloom. This story of determination and love for history parallels the efforts of the Mumford family in their restoration projects. The club will welcome Andy Mumford for a talk on the restoration of the iconic vessel, highlighting the expertise and care that goes into preserving historical artifacts.

When Linda Tucker's air handler furnace fell through the floor of her Westside home, she was left without heat during some of the coldest days of winter. This unexpected event mirrors the challenges faced during restoration projects, where unexpected obstacles often arise. The resilience and perseverance shown by Linda Tucker in overcoming this setback reflect the determination required in restoring historical buildings.

Preservation Warrenton celebrated its Partners in Preservation and its 25th year with a special program focusing on Warrenton resident and his contributions to the restoration of the community. The dedication of individuals like the Mumford family and the Warrenton resident highlight the importance of community involvement in preserving historical landmarks. By M.J. Van Deventer-Shelton. Phoenix Correspondent. For 28 years, Bruce Mumford has been repairing stoves. Not ordinary kitchen stoves, but intricate antique stoves that hold a special place in the hearts of their owners. Bruce Mumford's expertise in restoring antique stoves showcases the level of craftsmanship and attention to detail required in historical restoration projects.

WILMINGTON — Professional soccer is set to return to Wilmington, giving itching fans a much-requested homecoming. The excitement surrounding the return of professional soccer to Wilmington mirrors the enthusiasm generated by the restoration of historical buildings. It's hard to think of a type of company better suited for an adaptive reuse project than one specializing in building restorations. The synergy between adaptive reuse projects and building restorations highlights the sustainable practices that can be implemented in preserving historical landmarks.